I just received a
communiqué from a Mr. E. about some F1 business. He has reviewed our entry and approves. He wants us to join the grid. He also mentioned that Marussia and Caterham might be
participating in the final race weekend.
It appears we will have to adjust our takeover plans. He said we just need to wire the
non-refundable entry fee and we can have as many entries as we want. Snob and I discussed it, and we both agreed
that one team to start is the smartest decision.
The series is operating at
a distinct technological disadvantage since it won’t accept payment in Bitcoin
or AcMo Dollars. This refusal puts us in
a delicate position because of the Omnicron Corp. situation. They still have my money, and I have been too
busy to go over there and reclaim our unclaimed funds. I am not sure what Snob is going to decide,
but I think we should use the excess material from building the car to make
money to use to pay the entry fee. Doing
that would allow us to prevent wasting the left over material and it gets recycled
in a useful (to us) manner instead of being burned in the dumpster.
We've spent our time
learning in the junior formulas, most of that being spent in F0 where we were
consistent front-runners and championship contenders in every round. We
missed out on winning both the driver and manufacturer's trophies due to a
technical infraction that we appealed.
Mr. E. must have been
following our impressive progress in that series and saw our team as a perfect
fit for the big series, or none of the usual suspects felt like turning their
large fortunes into small ones via grand prix racing. We’re not concerned about shrinking our
fortunes.
There is a lot of work that
needs to happen before we can make the jump. We are going to need a whole
new marketing package that befits the status of this illustrious category of
racing. We will also need a new motorsports
logo, uniforms, and a few new computers.
This is going to be difficult, but we are excited for the challenge and
we will be giving it our best efforts. We
have also been lobbying the sanctioning body to allow the use of our TGE™ on all
of our competitors' cars. That should
give us the advantage in reliability that we'll need to get to the front of the
grid. It's even better if we're the only
team able to finish races. We can blame any
breakdowns on our supplier.
I am thrilled to have
received word this morning that Snob worked through the night to finish the team’s
first car. He used his years in exile to
improve his acceleration and cruising speed.
I thought he was the same person who tried to betray me years ago, but I
see now that he is different.
The kit arrived with unknown
manufacturer and sponsor logos embedded. We will obviously be painting the car a
different color so it won’t be confused with other back markers, and the team
will be adding our own sponsors to it after the glue has dried. All of that should occur well before the
first test session. This photo is just
for illustrative purposes so Snob can receive the recognition he deserves. He did not explain why the steering wheel is
under the nose instead of inside the cockpit, but I’m sure his fax has some
clues as to how that might have happened.
The steering wheel location is our secret weapon. |
He said the car is
wonderful. I am worried that he has
inhaled too much glue vapor though. His fax
contained a few cryptic sentences. I’m
still not sure what it means. “…Take
them rhymes back to the factory. I see
the gimmicks, the whack lyrics, it’s depressing…Chassis complete. Driver signed. Glue vapors overwhelming. Send clean air.”
He did not fax pics of this
new rhyme factory or the location, and because he sent an eFax, I don’t even
have the fax number. He is doing a good
job of keeping this operation a secret.
That may prove beneficial in the near future. Oh, I called the glue vapor issue last
paragraph. I am good.
Please meet our first signed
driver, Johnny Jamz. Johnny is tasked
with keeping our dreams alive. We need a
test, reserve, and second race driver for the team, so we are looking at every
option. There are potentially 6 other
drivers available who are all willing to drive for free. Two of them are former world champions. We are evaluating each of them and we may
sign them all just to be safe. There is
a chance that Johnny and the car could melt under the intense heat of the
series. We need to be prepared.
Driver extraordinaire JJ on the job. Helmet hair is a thing of the past. |
Sometimes you have to jump
before the landing is available and take action on the way. Our plans were
accelerated faster than we anticipated, and we're all about accelerating so we
are embracing this radical move. We are
on the cusp of entering the world’s greatest automotive racing series that
doesn’t know how to run itself. It
almost seems as if we were built for this.
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